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Every player gets magic items of their choice as seen below:
Rarity Type Amount
Uncommon Consumible 3
Uncommon Permanent 2
Rare Consumable 2
Rare Permanent 1
Very Rare Consumable 1

*Note: Consumable means something like a potion or spell scroll that can never be used again after used. Permanent means it can be used over and over, even if it has charges that can run out as long as the charges recharge. If it has charges that recharge daily at dawn/dusk, it is permanent, not consumable. If you don't know what consumable to get, get more potions of healing (uncommon = 2d4+2/10, rare = 4d4+4/20, very rare = 8d4+8/40).

Every player also gets 3 potions of superior healing (8d4+8 / 40). I normally go by "potions always take an action but heal max, no rolling". I'll be using that rule, but if it is a healing potion you can drink it as a bonus action, but then you are rolling for the amount of healing (8d4+8). If you can save them for out of combat healing, you'll get more bang for your buck/gold (40 guaranteed). If you force feed a potion to someone who is unconscious, it is counted as using an action and thus they get the 40 hit points.

The party also gets 1 permanent very rare magic item, but instead of each player getting one this is something the party must decide on. A majority of the players must agree what the item is and who has it by default, but there is only 1 permanent very rare magic item for the party to share.

There are some limitation on magic items, however:
1. All magic items must be approved. This will happen 99% of the time, but it helps me know what is in play and be aware of any dangerous combination.
2. Please do not pick magic items that stack well together. For example, a potion of fire giant strength on a character using a +2 weapon means +4. Yes, one is consumable, but bounded accuracy is not expecting a +4, especially if someone is also casting bless on you.
3. Magic items that allow flight are not allowed, HOWEVER, there is a custom magic item I will allow players to choose: Ring of Flight (Rare, requires attunement). It has 7 charges and allows the wearer to cast Fly on themself (self only) with 1 charge, regaining 1d6+1 charges daily at dawn. If somehow the ring is removed, the spell ends early. This way the flight is balanced around concentration.